Hazards of Helen....

[c.o.]

I'm a bit of a silent film fan and figured I'd post this..... I'll reserve comments for later... I don't want to ruin the end........

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nbLXGEYIqA

[Chris Haynes]

Ship, trains, and motorcycle! Oh my!

[Robert Luland]

What a loss of a great motorcycle. I shed the same tear as for the Knucklehead they drove in to the Pacific in Mr. Roberts. RIP! Bob L

[exeric]

They just can't resist putting a motorcycle in the drink. Where do you think Hazards of Helen was made? I know that movies were made all over the U.S. before Hollywood became the default capital of movie making. I'm thinking maybe New Jersey. Thanks Cory.

[Robert Luland]

They just can't resist putting a motorcycle in the drink. Where do you think Hazards of Helen was made? I know that movies were made all over the U.S. before Hollywood became the default capital of movie making. I'm thinking maybe New Jersey. Thanks Cory.

Eric at the time that movie was made. The mecca for the most part for movie making was East Orange, New Jersey at Thomas Edison's studios. It's really a cool place to visit. An invention a day or your canned. That Helen was one hell of a woman! Bob L

[gary.h]

cool film cory,makes me wonder if that indian is still laying in the drink or some spectator on the sidelines tried to retrieve it after the film crew left?
the old locos are cool got to run around on the one at fort steele in the cab
lots of things to do to keep em movin..gotta love it eh!

[Chris Haynes]

I have been working in the motion picture and television industry for 45 years. I can tell you that anything that goes in the water comes back out. In the case of motorcycles there is usually a machanic standing buy to drain and flush everything and squirt grease in all the fittings.